We all use Google Keep to save important things like passwords or some important work details or some song you heard randomly and want to listen to it again at home. Google Keep is the best app you have heard of, and what makes this app unique is this app robust and with wonderful features, although it is so simple in concepts. You can auto sink your Android phones and Chromebooks and even if you logging into the website through your library’s computer lab. So, here are some of the Google Tips you should know to keep your work and life smooth and easy.
You can Use Nested items:
Google keeps has the most basic of the to-do list. They are of two types they contain plain texts or hyperlinks. There is an option of making more comprehensive or multi-step lists by using nested items.
Labels are very easy to add and use:
Your feed is all kept in one place by Google Keep. Now, if you want to break of that feed and see all your recipes or your work documents. This is where labels come in. They allow you to collect everything together easily. The best part of the labels is that you won’t even have to stop writing to add them in.
You can search for anything Easily:
Many Google apps have two different types of search qualities. One of those searches is terrible, making you think how google has ever become one of the most popular search engines in this world. Thankfully Google Keeps doesn’t have this type of search. In Google Keep, you can search for a single, and every note containing that word will surface. It doesn’t matter if the note is in the feed or it is in the archive everything will surface.
Keyboard Shortcuts which will Speed up your Experience:
Google keep easily sinks all your device and you have your notes on Android phone as well as on your laptop. So here are some of the Google Keep shorts cuts worth knowing if you are using checkboxes options. The shortcuts are not very hard they mostly consist of a single letter, but it also consists of editing modes for notes. Most note-based shortcuts add in the Ctrl Key.
Keep Shortcuts while not in a note:
Open a new text note — C
Open a new list — L
Search Google Keep — /
Show shortcuts — ?
Shortcuts in a Keep Note:
Exit note — Esc
Toggle checkboxes — Ctrl + Shift + 8
Indent checkbox — Ctrl + ]
Dedent checkbox — Ctrl + [
If you are Missing italics and bold? Just Shorthand it
The only thing Google Keep lacks is the rich text formatting of Google Docs. But if you think you want to use those rich texture formatting while writing their notes. Then we are here to tell you that you are just a few punctuations away.
There are one or two shorthand in emphasis which you can use, which are dependent on the text editor. But what we are going to tell you is simple and easy you can asterisk and sometimes underscores for the Google keep notes. *words* this means that they will be written in italics and **word/sentence** means they will be written in bold.
Now you can use bold or italics if you want, but nothing beats the old CAPS LOCK, WHICH MEANS SOMETHING IMPORTANT OR URGENT.
Conclusion:
We all use Google Keep in our Daily life for different purposes. Some to write down recipes, some to write down poems that they will forget after a minute. Here are some details that people might need to apply in their daily life to make it easier going in using Google Keep.
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Google keeps from an easy organization to multi-format notes. Here are some of the best methods by which you can use Google to keep to its full potential.
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